Lueck was born in Aitkin,Minnesota,to Fritz &Louise Lueck. Lueck grew up on the farm,doing work (1959-1968) with the cows,hay bales,and driving tractor. In 1965 he started working at Direct Service Gas Station where he was a Service Station Attendant until 1966. In 1966,he started working at Aitkin Iron Works as a Welding &Machinist Apprentice until 1968. Lueck graduated from Aitkin High School in 1968.[2]
In 1984,Lueck got a B.S. in Occupational Health and Safety. He also got a B.B.A. in Information Systems. In 1997,Lueck started a Beef Cattle Operation called,Nordland Cattle &Timber Company. In 2001,he started a newspaper publication,MN Cattleman Publications. Lueck was elected as a County Commissioner of Aitkin County for 2 terms. As Commissioner,he served on the Aitkin County Forest Advisory Committee,Aitkin County UMN Extension Committee,a member of the Association of Minnesota Counties Agriculture Task Force,and as Commissioner of the Aitkin County Housing and Rehabilitation Authority. He also served as a member of the Mille Lac’s Watershed Committee,Northeast Solid Waste Advisory Group,and Director of the Arrowhead Economic Opportunity Agency.[2]
Minnesota House of Representatives
Elections
Lueck was elected on November 4,2014 defeating the incumbent Rep. Joe Radinovich (DFL) by 3.86% or 686 votes.
For the 91st Legislative Session, Lueck is a part of:
Environment and Natural Resources Policy (Republican lead)
Agriculture and Food Finance and Policy Division
Environment and Natural Resources Finance Division
Personal life
In 1969, Lueck married his wife, Linda Gunderson. They have two children, Lance and Lisa. They also have four grandchildren. Lueck is a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church where he was on the Church Council & Stewardship Committee. Lueck is a member of other organizations, including the Minnesota State Cattlemen’s Association, Minnesota and American Farm Bureau, Minnesota Deer Hunters Association, Minnesota Trappers Association, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, American Legion - Aitkin Lee Post 86, Veteran of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 1727, National Rifle Association, and the Fleet Reserve Association.[2]
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